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On the [[Usenet]] of the '90s, '''B1FF''' was a pseudonymous user who acted as a parody of stereotypical clueless newbies, typing in all-caps with creative mispellings and excessive exclamation points, with enormous [[.sig file]]s. "B1FFisms" became a running gag, and like many Usenet gags of the era, showed up in the LNH. | On the [[Usenet]] of the '90s, '''B1FF''' was a pseudonymous user who acted as a parody of stereotypical clueless newbies, typing in all-caps with creative mispellings and excessive exclamation points, with enormous [[.sig file]]s. "B1FFisms" became a running gag, and like many Usenet gags of the era, showed up in the LNH. | ||
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| + | When [[Fan.Boy]] first showed up, the [[Peril Room]], [[HoloDecStations]], and transmat tubes got their wiring crossed; when he tried to bring up a program, B1FFs started appearing – enormous men yelling "B1FF SMASH!" and making clueless comments while destroying property and brutalizing [[net.hero]]es. | ||
robotic duplicates | robotic duplicates | ||
Revision as of 22:44, 30 October 2022
On the Usenet of the '90s, B1FF was a pseudonymous user who acted as a parody of stereotypical clueless newbies, typing in all-caps with creative mispellings and excessive exclamation points, with enormous .sig files. "B1FFisms" became a running gag, and like many Usenet gags of the era, showed up in the LNH.
When Fan.Boy first showed up, the Peril Room, HoloDecStations, and transmat tubes got their wiring crossed; when he tried to bring up a program, B1FFs started appearing – enormous men yelling "B1FF SMASH!" and making clueless comments while destroying property and brutalizing net.heroes.
robotic duplicates
The Meow Meow Gang and The Warlord are both
See also Eternal September.
